2014 Annual Report

VOICESof VELLORE

SPECIAL EDITION INCLUDING 2 014 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

New York, NY

vellorecmc.org

Autumn 2015

Strategic Partners with a Global CMC Dear Friends of CMC Vellore, Welcome to this Special Edition of Voices of Vellore that includes our Audited Financial Statements for 2014. As you will read in Dr. Honorine Ward’s message, we took a step back this year and evaluated all of our activities and financial policies to ensure that we remain on mission, good stewards of the funds entrusted to us, and of course a relevant partner for CMC. The result of all this is the Board Resolution you will read on page 3 – unanimously passed at our Annual Meeting.

Dr. Sunil Chandy and our new Board representative from CMC Dr. Anil Kuruvilla attended that meeting and inspired all of us with their dynamic vision of a global CMC. As Dr. Chandy reminded us “... (the Foundation’s) role as resource generator and face of CMC in the US has led to enormous enrichment for our institution. The Foundation has also facilitated collaborative research, clinical attachments, goodwill between the US and CMC Vellore. These activities will continue to have a major impact in the proposed change paradigms that CMC is defining for itself… having the Foundation as CMC’s voice in the US will have huge significance in the context of the Institution’s own growth plans…Presence of a body like the Foundation will then become pivotal.”

You made 2014 our most successful year in individual giving in more than a decade! With your continued help, we will meet the evolving priorities that Dr. Chandy has outlined for us. From Dr. Ida S. Scudder’s one-room clinic opened in 1900 to a world-renowned, prestigious medical school and hospital, donations from the US have made a real impact on CMC’s leadership. Your generosity will help keep CMC one step ahead in clinical care, research, risk-taking and pioneering…

Ida Scudder’s prayerful vision.

Please join your fellow alumni, family and friends and make your giving to CMC a priority.

If you have not become a donor, please do so today!

Because of you, we are true strategic partners with a global CMC! Thank you!

Katherine D. Guenther, President Vellore Christian Medical College Foundation, Inc.

A Message from the Chair

Dear Friends, This is an exciting year for the Vellore CMC Foundation! At our Annual Meeting in May, members of the Corporation passed a comprehensive resolution that addresses our intention to work even more closely with CMC. Our desire is to make our work reflect CMC’s priorities so that we can be most effective—you’ll see the highlights of that resolution on the opposite page. Perhaps the most important action taken was to create an ex officio seat on the Board for CMC’s Associate Director for Administration, currently Dr. Anil Kuruvilla.

We were honored and thrilled to have both Dr. Kuruvilla and CMC’s Director, Dr. Sunil Chandy with us at the meeting and we welcome Dr. Kuruvilla to the Board!

In addition, the Board and Corporation resolved to make the Foundation’s financials and governance fully transparent to you our donors. We have reduced overhead spending by cutting staff, benefits and many day-to-day costs. With our new accounting firm of Marks & Paneth we re-examined the history of our investment fund’s growth to ensure that donor intentions, some of which date back many decades, are being met and that we are staying within our guidelines for spending on administration. On behalf of CMC Dr. Chandy and Dr. Kuruvilla endorsed the resolution and gave their support to our policies.

The results of all this work have been gratifying and extremely well received by our alumni and friends. Please enjoy reading this special issue of Voices of Vellore that brings you news of the Foundation and CMC, as well as a look at our 2014 audited statements.

With warm regards,

Honorine Ward, MD Chair Board of Directors Vellore CMC Foundation, Inc.

CONTENTS Introduction ... Front Cover Message from the Chair... 2 Foundation Board Resolution ... 3 Our Annual Meeting ... 4 Board Updates & the 2015 Scudder Oration…5 Dean Chacko’s US Visit ... 6-7 News & Updates ... 8-11 2014 Financial Statements ... 12-16 2014 Donors ... 17-19 The Power of Your Gifts ... Back Cover

On the Cover: Dr. Anu Rose examines a young girl in a tribal village in the Jawadhi Hills. Tribal Health is an important funding initiative this year.

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Foundation Board Resolution

RESOLUTION On this date

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tors and Members The Officers, Direc ) Foundation (VCMCF of the Vellore CMC resolve to: by: connection with CMC I. Strengthen VCMCF’s or for the Associate Direct the Board of Directors on t sea ) cio offi (ex t en la; • creating a perman rrently Dr. Anil Kuruvil for Administration, cu excellence; l ce as a globa center of pla C’s CM for ce an ist d ass s in the US. • providing support an & senior training fellow ior jun sor on sp to C with CM • continuing to partner .

r Humanitarian Oration

ssful Dr. Ida S. Scudde

highly succe II. Stay committed to the

t will: neficial relationships tha III. Develop mutually be C faculty to the US; • facilitate visits of CM chers to CMC; nts, physicians, resear de stu al dic me US ng • bri hips with US scientists; ional research partners lat ns tra d an al nic cli e • expedite collaborativ C alumni in the US; on and support of all CM • foster the participati /ASHA and others. nt funding from USAID • result in continued gra

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nsibility by: IV. Ensure fiscal respo ding and maximizing prudent overhead spen • reviewing policies on C’s priorities; financial support for CM rent for donors; and practices transpa ies lic po ls.

F’s MC VC g • makin eeding fund raising goa g while meeting or exc din en sp d ete dg bu ing staying within or reduc ittee to: the Development Comm V. Expand the work of groups in the US; ian-American interest Ind g on am rs no do jor • secure new ma acity; ard’s fund raising cap • build the VCMCF Bo ecific projects at CMC. for alumni giving for sp • gain strong support

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A Historic Annual Meeting

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he Foundation’s Annual Meeting is always an exciting time because it is the only time our Board and Corporation get together face-to-face. This year was especially so as Dr. Sunil Chandy made his first in-person presentation to the assembly. Members and guests came from far and

wide to meet him and hear his talk.

Dr. Chandy, along with our new CMC Board member Dr. Anil Kuruvilla spent five days in New York meeting with Board committees and in small groups. The highlight of their visit was Dr. Chandy’s presentation of his vision for a global CMC, specifically written to articulate the Foundation’s role in that vision. The meeting was invigorating and significant; it marked the culmination of a full year of strategic discussion, reflected in Dr. Chandy’s presentation and summarized in a resolution (see page 3) of solidarity and purpose that will guide the next period of work with and for CMC. Dr. Chandy spoke of the commitment to preserve CMC’s Christian foundation in the face of expansion and growth. One of his highest related priorities is the retention of CMC-trained professionals, whether medical, nursing or from the allied health sciences. CMC will maintain its own curricula and teaching ethos as it explores ways to partner with government medical training facilities. It will only move into areas where it can be of service and remain true to its mission and core values. Core growth areas are in CMC’s Distance Learning and Telemedicine initiatives; the creation of a Level I Trauma Center and Hospital on the new Kannigaruram Campus; its support of research partnerships that will serve India and other developing countries; and its continued commitment to training international medical students who are preparing for a new global approach to patient care.

Dr. Sunil Chandy presents his vision for a global CMC.

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Board Updates

Niranjan Bose, PhD

Dr. Sajiv John

Dr. Anil Kuruvilla

Aparna Muralidharan

Krishen Mehta

Anish Mathai

Dr. Rohan Ganguli

New Members of the Board, Class of 2018

New Member of the Corporation, Class of 2018

Niranjan Bose, PhD is Deputy Chief of Staff in the executive office of Bill Gates, working on health and science strategy.

Niranjan joined the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation in 2007 in Global Health.

Krishen Mehta is a writer, teacher, and speaker on issues of global tax justice. He leverages his international experience as a former partner with PricewaterhouseCoopers, to assist NGO’s including the Tax Justice Network, Aspen Institute and Human Rights Watch.

Dr. Sajiv John (Batch of ’78) is a CMC-trained Attending Psychiatrist at Porter-Starke Healthcare, a Community Mental Health Center in Valparaiso, IN, and Medical Director of the Methadone and Addiction Programs there.

Honorary Director Anish Mathai played a special role in the Foundation’s leadership. He was Treasurer for four years and Chair for six years, bringing the Board and Corporation through a Strategic Planning process that resulted in much of the work we celebrate and affirm today.

Dr. Anil Kuruvilla (Batch of ’82) is the current Associate Director for Administration at CMC and Professor/Head of Department in Child Health (Neonatology) at CMC. Aparna Muralidharan heads the Internal Audit and Financial Risk Management work at Teach for America, a leading non-profit that is addressing educational inequity in America.

We thank Dr. Rohan Ganguli (Batch of ’67), whose invaluable service on the Board Finance and Alumni Relations Committees was greatly appreciated.

Dr. Devi Shetty Delivers 2015 Dr. Ida S. Scudder Humanitarian Oration

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he purpose of the Dr. Ida S. Scudder Humanitarian Oration is to pay tribute to an individual who embodies our founder’s humility and empathy, with a personal passion to make change and bring dignity to the most vulnerable. Dr. Devi Prasad Shetty, cardiac surgeon, minister to the poor and social entrepreneur accepted this honor on August 7th at CMC. Dr. Shetty is Founder and Chairman of the Narayana Group of Hospitals.

His expertise brought him to the bedside of Blessed Mother Teresa of Calcutta when she suffered a heart attack in 1984. Moved by her message of love and simplicity he turned the focus of his life to making a difference Dr. Sunil Chandy (l), Dr. Alfred Daniels, in the lives of the poor. and Dr. Devi Shetty.

The Oration highlighted the many injustices that face the poor in seeking good healthcare; Dr. Shetty could hardly suppress his outrage at the wastefulness of many providers (“The most expensive piece of medical equipment is a doctor’s pen!”). And yet like Dr. Ida and Mother Teresa, Devi Shetty is breaking down the most complex problems with simple approaches: using technology, training and employing unskilled people to perform basic tasks, making medical education an achievable goal for all, and directing opportunity where it will have the deepest impact.

In his introduction, Dr. Sunil Chandy recalled a comment that Devi Shetty uttered to him many years ago. It hinted at the values that characterize his life today and it was vivid in the minds of audience members at the conclusion of his Oration. “Do you know what inspires me?” Dr. Shetty asked Sunil Chandy all those years ago. The answer was no surprise to his Oration audience…“CMC Vellore.”

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College of Nursing Dean Dr. Selva Titus Chacko’s US Visit :

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elva Titus Chacko, PhD, was appointed Dean of the College of Nursing in 2014. She made the customary trip to meet US alumnae in May, visiting Seattle, San Francisco, San Jose, Kansas City, and cities from New York to Washington, DC. Hundreds of alumnae gathered to hear Selva’s vision; a vision that includes the deepening of CON’s international partnerships. Long-standing exchanges with the University of Washington, Seattle and U Penn in Philadelphia were strengthened. Others in the New Jersey State system and at Columbia University were initiated. Congratulations, Selva!

CON Alums Grace Shaji and Anne Gajula in Philadelphia

Dean Selva shared a traditional Indian dinner with CMC friends from the Grace Trinity UCC in Philadelphia... here with Mary Shanthi.

On Mother’s Day, the Dean preached the Sermon at the Asian Indian Christian Church in Berkeley Heights, NJ. Here, between the George boys Jaiden & Ashwin, nurses Thangam George, Catherine Poornaselvan and the Dean.

The Dean spent a wonderful day at Columbia University School of Nursing planning a new educational partnership. (l-r) Asst. Professor Jennifer Dohrn, Dean Bobbie Berkowitz and Dean Selva.

Ardith Doorenbos, PhD (r), Professor in the School of Nursing at University of Washington in Seattle, partners with the CON in a long-standing and successful educational exchange.

After the service in Berkeley Heights, Dean Selva enjoyed visiting with Dr. K. Varkey Abraham (Batch of ’55) and his grandson.

Selva was advised by her son that if she had only one special activity in New York she should take in a Broadway show. Gigi was perfect!

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A Successful Nationwide Tour to Meet Alumnae Alumnae gathered for tea at CSI Malayalam Church in Seaford, Long Island, NY.

The CON’s long-standing relationship with U Penn in Philadelphia was the topic with the Assistant Dean for Global Health, Nancy Biller, and frequent visitor to CMC, retired professor Marjorie Muecke, PhD.

A fantastic alumnae turnout arranged by CON alumna Vijaya Hansdak in Baltimore!

While in the US, gave a talk on the “Prevention of Infections in Patients with Hematological Disorders” at the Western Institute of Nursing Conference in Albuquerque, NM. Here with a graduate student from the University of Washington (center) and a conference attendee.

Selva and CON alumna Catherine Joseph at the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco

Sunil Chandy’s sister Jolly showed Selva around the historic Pike Place Market in Seattle.

Selva wanted to ask Benjamin Franklin about his founding of America’s first private hospital!

Thank you to Rev. Dr. Chandra Soans (right in blue shirt) who hosted this wonderful gathering at the Grace-Trinity UCC Church in Philadelphia.

Alumnae families showed Selva the sites in Washington, DC.

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NEWS & UPDATES A Missionary Doctor in the Making CON alumna and Corporation member Catherine Poornaselvan wanted her daughter Alethea, age 17, to visit CMC. This summer they spent five days there and Alethea wrote us to say “It was a great opportunity for me to witness the compassionate work of CMC towards the destitute… a privilege and a humbling experience that bolstered my desire to become a doctor and serve the Lord.” At home, Alethea raised over $1,000 for CMC’s RUHSA and the Low Cost Unit in the Vellore slums.

Hugh Skeil in the Development Office at CMC (l) was instrumental in planning a memorable program for Alethea.

Dr. Daisy Arianayagam (l) and Drs. VI & Minnie Mathan cut the ribbon!

Alumni Weekend 60th Reunion The Batch of ’55 celebrated their 60th reunion during Alumni Weekend, donating funds for an elevator in Alumni House. American alumni donated almost $8,000 to this fantastic project. Congratulations to the Batch of 1955, including US supporters Drs. Murphy S. David (a posthumous gift made lovingly by Mrs. Indra David), Michael & Pamela Ferdinands, Jehangir & Maneck Kotwal, Mani Mani, Merlyn Rodrigues, Ponnuru Seshumurthy and Abraham Varkey.

The Shalom Family Medicine Center celebrated its first year of service to the people of Vellore City in July. The Center specifically addresses the needs of local residents who want to be treated by CMC doctors without the long waits that usually occur at the Main Hospital. Over 30,000 patients were seen in Year One! Congratulations!

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Dr. Madelon Finkel Hosts the Annual International Fellows Reception at Weill Cornell Medical College (WCMC) Foundation Board member Madelon Finkel, PhD is Professor of Healthcare Policy and Research and Director of the Office of Global Health Education at WCMC; she has created partnerships in all continents of the world. Dr. Finkel (top left, center) welcomed Dr. Selva Titus Chacko, Dean of the College of Nursing (l) and Ms. Joan May, retired Asst. Dean of Financial Affairs and champion of global health activities at WCMC (r). Katherine Noto (middle photo, r) was the WCMC 2015 Ida S.Scudder, MD 1899 Fellow. She and Dharya Khazanova (l) visited CMC in January and presented a poster describing their experiences. (Bottom) WCMC Dean Dr. Laurie H. Glimcher welcomed guests and highlighted Dr. Ida S. Scudder as one of the School’s most distinguished graduates.

Congratulations to Dr. Premila Lee (center) who was recently appointed Nursing Superintendent. Pictured with her are Foundation President Kate Guenther (l) and CON Dean Dr. Selva Titus Chacko.

Cognitio 2015 The Foundation proudly sponsored Dr. Philip Ninan’s Keynote Address at Cognitio 2015, an annual studentorganized research forum that gives undergraduate students from all over India an opportunity to showcase their projects before world-class faculty. Dr. Ninan is from the Batch of ’69 and is Chair of the Foundation’s Research Committee. His talk was titled “Pursuit of Knowledge: The Known, the Unknown and the Virtual.”

Check out Cognitio 2015 on Facebook!

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NEWS & UPDATES

CMC Inaugurates New High End 3-D CT Scanner USAID’s ASHA program (American Schools and Hospitals Abroad) donated $600,000 toward the cost of a state-of-the-art 3-D CT Scanner that can capture extraordinary images of moving organs – most notably the heart. Mercy Nange, visited CMC in June and kindly participated in the Inauguration Ceremony for the new scanner. At right in photo she recieves a momento from Dr. Sunil Chandy. Mercy had been working in India on the environmental safeguards unit that oversees ASHA projects globally. We are grateful to Ms. Nange for her visit.

We congratulate Jonathan Ilamaran, our fantastic grants liaison in the CMC Directorate, on his recent marriage to fellow CMC employee Priscilla!

Skyla Morgan of Denver, CO chose as her hero, Dr. Ida S. Scudder for her Christian Heroes of the Faith project. Here she is dressed as Dr. Ida! Congratulations, Skyla, on a wonderful choice.

Our new video titled Our Stories, Our CMC is both an entertaining and educational celebration of our magnificent Vellore Christian Medical College. To obtain a copy please visit our website at www.vellorecmc.org.

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Tufts Partners with CMC to Develop a Bioethics Curriculum “Capacity Building for Medical Education in Bioethics in India” is a 3-year project funded by the United States-India Education Fund, and addresses the need for an appropriate bioethics curriculum for undergraduate medical students in India. The project will be completed in collaboration with Tufts University in Boston.

In April, CMC faculty members Drs. Anu Rose (in top photo), Winsley Rose, Sushil John, MJ Paul, Ivan Pratish Kumar and Rev. Arul Dhas visited Tufts for a joint workshop on Bioethics. All are pictured at right with their Tufts colleagues.

You can read more about the grant by visiting http://www.usief.org.in/Tufts_University.html

Can you please help us solve this mystery?

We unearthed this dramatic – and beautiful – 1930’s pastel drawing of CMC. It is signed simply “Rowe”.

We would love to know more about it. Please contact us at: foundation@vellorecmc.org with any information.

Thank you!

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A Word About Our 2014 Financial Statements

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s you have read throughout this issue we have made a strong commitment to the efficient operation of the Foundation Office and even greater fiscal transparency. Our goal is to be aligned with the provisions of the New York Nonprofit Revitalization Act of 2013

(2015 revisions).

In keeping with this goal we selected a new auditor this year and underwent an exhaustive review of all our fiscal policies and procedures. As you read through these financial statements you will note: • Reduced overhead spending.

• A change in the classification of some of our assets (p. 14 note) • An increase in pledges (for the Retirement Facility project) • Clarification of fund transfers to CMC (notes p. 15 and p. 16) The 2013 comparative figures are not shown alongside 2014. This is standard practice when a change of independent auditor is made. Relevant comparisons are included in charts.

Our charts illustrate: • Financial data are trending upwards. The excellent leadership of the Board and a more diversified development plan are having an impact.

• In 2014 we had more donors, including more new donors.

• We had fewer people who reduced or maintained their giving, and more who increased their giving.

Below is a look at our donor giving profile 2011-2014.

Donor Trends (Numbers of Donors) 500 400

70

80

300

141

122

110

85

53 107

70

200 100 0

85 47 2011

78

70

116

73

103 51

2012

2013

Increased Giving Equal Giving

59

Reduced Giving

114

Returning Donors

85

New Donors

2014

A copy of our full 2014 Audited Statements can be viewed and downloaded at www.vellorecmc.org/who-we-are/financials/

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2014

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION For the Year Ended December 31, 2014 2014 ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents $ 401,188 Investments 6,123,516 Pledges receivable 216,057 Beneficial interest in trusts 20,478 Prepaid expenses and other 591 Property and equipment, net 46,101

TOTAL ASSETS $ 6,807,931

LIABILITIES Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 238,577

TOTAL LIABILITIES 238,577

COMMITMENTS AND CONTINGENCIES

NET ASSETS Unrestricted: Operating 174,327 Board designated 2,645,039 Total Unrestricted 2,819,366

Temporarily restricted 1,749,639 Permanently restricted 2,000,349

TOTAL NET ASSETS 6,569,354

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 6,807,931

Growth in Assets $8,000,000 $6,000,000 $4,000,000

Net Assets & Liabilities

$2,000,000

Total Investment Assets

$-

2011 2012 2012* 2013

*6-month stub period

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2014

STATEMENT OF OPERATING ACCOUNTS For the Year Ended December 31, 2014

Temporarily Permanently Total

Unrestricted Restricted Restricted 2014 OPERATING SUPPORT AND REVENUE:

Contributions Individuals $ 88,759 $ 601,973 $ 41,332 $ 732,064 Groups 7,909 – – 7,909 Institutional members 26,396 – – 26,396

123,064 601,973 41,332 766,369 Government grants 93,037 – – 93,037 Other revenue 766 – – 766 Investment earnings appropriated for operations 269,686 – – 269,686 Net assets released from restrictions 176,068 (176,068) – –

TOTAL OPERATING SUPPORT AND REVENUE 662,621 425,905 41,332 1,129,858

OPERATING EXPENSE: Program services: India 228,295 – – 228,295 USA 426,597 – – 426,597 Total program services 654,892 – – 654,892

Supporting services: Management and general 142,671 – – 142,671 Fundraising 86,287 – – 86,287 Total supporting services 228,958 – – 228,958

TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 883,850 – – 883,850

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS FROM OPERATIONS (221,229) 425,905 41,332 246,008

NON-OPERATING REVENUE: Investment activity 398,642 193,401 – 592,043 Appropriations for operations (265,186) (4,500) – (269,686)

TOTAL NON-OPERATING REVENUE 133,456 188,901 – 322,357

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS (87,773) 614,806 41,332 568,365

Net assets - beginning of year as previously stated 1,386,948 2,835,516 1,959,017 6,181,481

Prior period adjustments† 1,520,191 (1,700,683) – (180,492)

Net assets - beginning of year as restated 2,907,139 1,134,833 1,959,017 6,000,989

NET ASSETS - END OF YEAR $ 2,819,366 $ 1,749,639 $ 2,000,349 $ 6,569,354

Individual Giving $1,000,000 $500,000 $-

2011

2012

2012*

2013

2014

Individual Giving rose dramatically in 2014 thanks to strong support for the Dr. Ida B. Scudder Retirement Facility and outreach to new groups.

013 year-end Temporarily Restricted Assets were reclassified 2 as Unrestricted.

†

Individual Giving

6-month stub period

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STATEMENT OF FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES For the Year Ended December 31, 2014

Program Services Supporting Services

Total

Total

Program Management Supporting

India USA Services and General Fundraising Services Total

Salaries

–

$ 207,320

$ 207,320

Payroll taxes and employee benefits

–

73,297

73,297

$

53,488

$ 45,883

19,554

16,774

$

99,371 36,328

$ 306,691 109,625

Total Salaries and Related Costs

–

280,617

280,617

73,042

62,657

135,699

416,316

Grants†

228,295

–

–

–

228,295

Travel

228,295 –

11,974

11,974

–

1,330

1,330

13,304

Occupancy

–

15,533

15,533

4,438

2,219

6,657

22,190

Telephone

–

2,709

2,709

1,129

677

1,806

4,515

Conferences and meetings

–

17,463

17,463

5,796

–

5,796

23,259

Data processing services

–

2,000

2,000

–

–

–

2,000

Professional fees

–

22,588

22,588

31,018

1,507

32,525

55,113

Equipment and office maintenance

–

6,137

6,137

5,278

1,723

7,001

13,138

Supplies

–

1,764

1,764

3,527

1,764

5,291

7,055

Postage

–

–

–

1,298

865

2,163

2,163

Insurance

–

–

–

6,458

–

6,458

6,458

Printing and fundraising fees

–

55,080

55,080

–

11,320

11,320

66,400

Depreciation

–

4,271

4,271

1,220

610

1,830

6,101

Other

–

6,461

6,461

9,467

1,615

11,082

17,543

TOTAL EXPENSES

$ 228,295

$ 426,597

$ 654,892

$ 142,671

$ 86,287

% Total Income Spent on Overhead 40% 20%

% Total Income Spent on Overhead

0% 2011 2012 2012* 2013 2014

In non-profit accounting terms the Foundation’s “Program” is Fundraising for CMC. Our overhead spending (funds not spent on Program) increased in 2012 when a major investment was made in the Foundation’s mission and strategy. As this chart illustrates, overhead spending has decreased steadily since then and will continue in 2015. †Additional funds raised in 2014 were forwarded to Vellore in 2015. *6-month stub period

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$ 228,958 $ 883,850

STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS For the Year Ended December 31, 2014

CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES:

Cash received from contributors $ 733,222 Cash received from government grants 93,037 Investment return 132,835 Grants paid to Vellore† (363,842) Payments for other expenses (687,738)

Net Cash Used in Operating Activities (92,486)

CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES: Proceeds from sale of investments 378,208 Purchases of investments (178,806)

Net Cash Provided by Investing Activities 199,402

NET INCREASE IN CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS 106,916

Cash and cash equivalents - beginning of year 294,272

CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS - END OF YEAR $ 401,188

RECONCILIAITON OF CHANGE IN NET ASSETS TO NET CASH USED IN OPERATING ACTIVITIES

Change in net assets $ 568,365

Adjustments to reconcile change in net assets to net cash used in operating activities:

Depreciation expense 6,101 Realized and unrealized gain on investments (454,207)

Subtotal 120,259

Changes in assets and liabilities: Decrease (increase) in assets: Pledges receivable (33,147) Beneficial interest in trusts 7,641 Prepaid expenses and other 25,436

Increase (decrease) in liabilities: Accounts payable and accrued expenses (212,675)

Net Cash Used in Operating Activities $ (92,486)

This figure includes $135,547 raised in 2013 and forwarded to Vellore in 2014.

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2014 Donors We Gratefully Acknowledge the Generosity of Our Donors STAKEHOLDERS $100,000 AND UP

Robert Fish, DMD The Scudder Association Dr. Jane Srinivasan (‘58-’59)

Dr. Shalini M. Jacob (‘70) Drs. Gandam & Saroja Jayakar (‘56/’58) Drs. Cyrus & Shanta Kapadia (‘59/’60) Dr. Mercy Kuriyan (‘63) Drs. Margaret & Surendra Kumar (CON/’59-’60) Drs. Raj & Tina Narayan (‘69/’73) Prasad & Sapna Palla Dr. Mervyn J. Samuel (‘58-’59) Susan J. Tobik Dr. Abraham Verghese

THE DIRECTORS’ CIRCLE $10,000 TO $24,999

THE FRIENDS OF CMC UP TO $2,500

C.J. & Dr. Saramma J. Alexander (‘60) Rebecca Chacko Dr. Pramod Chetty (‘74) General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Silver Spring, MD International Ministries of American Baptist Churches USA Dr. Albert Johnson (‘60) David, Grace & Mary Joseph (CON) Drs. Shanker & Uma Krishnamurthy (‘65) Drs. Seshadri & Sybil Raju (‘57-’59) Drs. Wiji & Josephine Ratnathicam (‘66) Drs. Bobby & Joyce Thomas (‘65) Dr. Norman & Anna Thoms Drs. Ajit & Nissi Varki (‘68) Dorothy R. & Dr. Vick Williams

Ethel & Roger Abbott Annamma Abraham (CON) Kunjamma Abraham (CON) Thankamma Abraham (CON) Dr. Varkey K. Abraham (‘55) Bob & Wanda Abrams James H. & Carol Ackerman Wendy & Paul Aglietti Dr. Ateeq & Jamila Ahmad (PG) Rev. Abraham Akaka Foundation Jeyakamari Albert (CON) Ahalya Alfred American Baptist Women’s Ministries, Fairmont, WV Philip Ansalone Drs. Liza & Ajit Antony (‘66) Melissa Artopoeus Dr. Jaya Ruth Asirvatham (‘56) Dr. John & Leah Atwater Michael R. Averdick Rebecca Baker Dr. Balmookoot Balgobin (‘56) Prabal Banerjee Dr. Subhendra Banerjee (‘74) Carol Banks Jean Barto Daniel A. Baugh Albert & Katherine Bauman Dr. John Bauman Revs. Robert & Lavon Bayler Lisa Marie & Frank Beardsley-Hardy, PhD Rogers Beasley Florence Beaujon Mary E. Beaumont Dr. Joel J. & Betty Bechtel Rev. & Mrs. Harlan F. Beckemeyer John & Carolyn Bedenbaugh Wanda J. Beebe Dr. Debra Beeson Rev. Audrey & Andrew Benjamin Susan Besser Marlene D. Bethke Jamshed Bharucha, PhD Monish Bhola Robert & Nancy Block Rev. Russell & Dr. Nancy Block E. Irene Boardman Foundation Kurt Bodden Dr. J. Neil Boger Lena Boggiano Dr. June P. Brady Dr. Michael Brazelton

Anonymous (1) THE FOUNDERS’ CIRCLE $25,000 TO $99,999

THE LEADERSHIP CIRCLE $5,000 TO $9,999 Anonymous (1) Dr. Monika Bhola (‘78) Drs. Susan Zachariah & K. George Chandy (‘71) Drs. Bajie Thomas & Ravi K. George (‘76/’73) Drs. Manju & Sanjay Kalra (‘74) Dr. Arputharaj H. Kore (‘73) Dorothy Wilson Permanent Endowment Drs. Sajiv & Reena John (‘78/’81) Dr. Ranjit & Rita Mathew (‘68) Dr. Bibhuti B. Mishra (‘71) Thomas K. Philips, PhD Dr. H. David Reines Richard L. & Dianne Scudder John & Jody Sperry George & Anitha Varughese Dr. Annie Venugopal (‘67) THE 1900 SOCIETY $2,500 TO $4,999 WBR Beasley II Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Drs. Abraham & Sarah Cheriyan (‘71) Eleanor Cunningham Drs. Rohan & Mary Ganguli (‘67/’68) Richard G. Geise

Elizabeth Breunig Bridgeport Community Church, Bridgeport, MI Diana S. Briner Bari Brodsky Dr. Karen Brown Rev. Robert L. S. Brown William Brown Pearl M. Bruining Drs. Moir & Sarojini Budden (‘58) The Estate of Edith E. Buhler Dr. T. Robert & Gail A. Bullard H. B. Bullard Dr. Russell B. Butler Rev. N. Josephine Cameron Dr. Donald & Barbara Carey Rev. Earl Carlson Dr. John B. Carman Peter JB & Lynn Carman Dr. Robert & Lucile Carman Laurence & Mary Simons Carpenter Dr. Sarah Carpenter Betty Castagnola Mathew Chakalackal Rajula Chandran Dr. Ellen Charles (‘52) Dr. Robert & Ann Chase Chelsea Retirement Community, Chelsea, MI Drs. Nandini Sengupta & Bobby Cherayil (‘74) Drs. George & Rachel Cherian (‘61) Drs. George & Reena Cherian (‘81) Nancy V. Cherian (CON) Sanjay Cherian Drs. Luke & Anita Cheriyan (‘67/’68) Soumya Chorappan Rev. A. W. Christofersen Dr. Kristin Chrouser Dr. Robert W. Clausen Dr. Jon Closson Barbara J. Coates Marta & Jaime Cobham Dorothy A. Cockrell Linda Henning Cohen Herbert & Barbara Cohen Helen L. Comnick Gertrude Compte Dr. David R. & Heather Cooper Scott Crabtree Austin Creel Thomas H. & Mary Locke Crofts Combined Federal Campaign Dr. Sunil Abraham David (‘81) Grace David (CON) Drs. Murphy* & Indra David (‘55) Dr. Shanti David (‘71) Davison United Methodist Women, Davison, MI Drs. Ashrito K. & Usha Dayal (‘71/’75) Pramilla Dahya (CON) Prem Daliya Elena DeWolfe Ruthanne K DeWolfe Premkumar Devanbu, PhD Dr. Pourushasp J. Dhabhar (‘65) Peter & Joan Dirlam Noopur Diwan Ruth Doran Dr. Katy Driver-Radhakrishnan (‘56)

Drs. Ranjan & Shahnaz Duara (‘66/’69) Joseph Duerksen Thomas Durlin Dr. Thomas & Phyllis Ecton Ingrid Einstein Mark & Nancy Elliott Judith A. Ellison Silvanus Emmanuel (CON) Esther Falk Fallowfield United Methodist Church, Atlanta, PA Dr. Khem Fatimi (‘58-’59) Drs. Charlotte Phillips & Oliver Fein Dr. Donita Feldman Peter L. Fetterolf Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, New York, NY Rev. Russell & Barbara Fink Madelon Finkel, PhD First Congregational Church of West Brookfield, MA First Congregational Church, UCC, Wolfboro, NH First Presbyterian Church of Willow Grove, Willow Grove, PA First United Methodist Church, Luling, TX Jason Foley Fabian J & Suzanne B. Fondriest John D. & Patricia Foote Dr. Andrew Forbat Dr. Marvin Forland Dr. Keith & Dorothy Fraker Jean F. Gadd Dr. Lalitha Ganesh (‘66) Dr. Gurdev Garewal (‘58) Patricia Gass, PhD Patricia L. Geadelmann Ashvin George Rajamma V. George (CON) Dr. Romani George Wendy Goldman Getzler Dr. Swapan & Rita Ghosh Judith Glassman Dr. Sarla Gnanamuthu (‘56) Eric & Kerri Goers Gertrude Goetting Donna & Cal Goldman Gilbert M. Goldman Jesse & Lauren Goldman Grace Trinity United Church of Christ, Philadelphia, PA Margaret H. Grant Rachel & Conrad Gratz Dr. Cadvan O. Griffiths, Jr. Katherine D. Guenther Richard & Sara Haber Belinda Hall Caroline M. Hass Lisa Pierce Harnisch HarperCollins Publishers Dr. Meredith Hawkins Marc & Harriet Hays Sarah E. Heilbronner Gene Hennig Dr. Manorama Sarma Hermon (‘67) David R. Heym Edythe Hinkston Gene Hinkston Carol Hundert Esther H. Hunt Lynn & Marilyn Hunwick

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2014 Donors (continued) Marion M. Ikeda Rob & Patti Ivry Raju & Alice Iyer V. Manuel Jabadoss (AHS) Saramma Jacob (CON) Stephen & Marion Jacobsen Dr. Graham H. & Elizabeth Jeffries Mark Jessop Dr. Rohith Jesudas (‘97) Dr. Richard Jesudass (‘76) Sanjay V. Joag (‘76) Drs. Jayakaran & Leela Job (‘69/’70) Aleyamma John (CON) Dr. S. Bennett & Sally John Dr. Eunice John (‘58-’59) Allen & Sarah Johnson Gerhard T. & Virginia Johnson Nesadoss Johnson Peter Johnson Rev. Dr. Shephard S. & Nancy Johnson Walter & Harriet Johnson Packia Bai Josiah (CON) Arabella Juarez Jeannette D. Kahlenberg Moses Kakde Crissy Kaleekal Dr. Bharathi Kamineni (‘68) Ann & George Kane Cicily Kanjira (CON) Rev. Boardman Kathan Dr. Saroj Kapur Marion Karl James & Alice Keighton Kathryn Ketcham Rev. Andrew & Mary Kilpatrick Sarah R. Kirchhoff Dr. Rabindra Kitchener (‘65) Chris Kitto Rev. Armin F. Klemme Joanna Klose Suzanne L. Klose Rev. Dr. Louis Knowles Linda Pierce Knutson Priscilla W. Koester, PhD Dr. Ronald & Marilyn Koepke Drs. Jacob & Shirley Korula (‘65) Drs. Jehangir & Maneck Kotwal (‘55) Rev. James & Ruth Konrad Janie Koopmans Rev. Canon George I. Kovoor Dr. Leela Krishnamurthy (‘57) Sagary Krulce Dr. Robert & Gail Kulak Dr. Kasturi Kumar-Bhatt (‘66) Drs. K. Sarat Chandra & Alka Kuppachi (‘92/PG) Dr. Alexander & Valsa Kuruvila (‘66/CON) Dr. Sushil & Jane Lacy (‘54/CON) Laguna Presbyterian Church, Laguna Beach, CA Dr. Faye C. Laing Lesli A. Lavery Lawyersville Reformed Church Women, Cobleskill, NY Eva Lefkowitz Linda Gerber & Michael Leit Betty Letzig Herbert K. Lodder Boyd & Mary Lowry Kristen Lowery Joan Lubin Leslie Lubin

Mark & Kerri Lubin Marvin & Arlene Lubin Rev. & Mrs. George Luciani Eleanor & William MacDonald Sydney & Iain MacInnis David & Nancy Madden Gay Mahder Drs. Thomas & Mariam Mammen (‘65) Dr. Ranjit Mani (‘68) Thomas Manoharan (AHS) Rev. Jean Martin Dr. Samuel Mathai (‘81) Dr. Stephen T. Mathai (‘62) Aby Mathew, PhD Elizabeth Mathew (‘53 CON) John & Susan Mathew (‘69 CON) Manoj Kurian Mathew Sam & Rachel Mathew (AHS) Dr. Sushila M. Mathew (‘66) Edwin T. Matthias Gail Mays Helen G. McCahill Dr. William & Betty McClelland Dr. Miriam McCreary Barbara Mensendiek Hermina Meyer Doris Miller Virginia Miller Carol Mills Dr. Lotika Misra (‘90) Dr. Harold Mitty Yogesh S. Mody Mary K. Morris N.M. Morris Family Foundation Aparna Muralidharan Drs. Mohandas & Jyothsna Narla Dr. Chandrakanta Nawathe (‘74) Lois Lyon Neumann Nancy Nickels Drs. Vishwajit & Maya Nimgaonkar (‘74) Glory Ninan (CON) Mary Ninan (CON) Dr. Philip Ninan (‘69) Suman & Latha Nirmal Drs. Jeyaseelan & Shanta Noble (‘54) Bruno Walmsley & Kathie O’Callaghan Oppenheimer Funds Roy Lee Orndorff, Jr Dr. Vasantha Orocofsky (‘59-’60) Palmyra Reformed Church Women, Palmyra, NY Dr. Butchi Paidipaty Hemantha K. Parvatharaj John Paul, PhD Dr. Victor Pavamani (‘62) Ellen & John Pecoul Roland A. Perschon Drs. Michael & Patricia Brand Peters Kenneth Pfluger Rev. & Mrs. Robert Phelps Vimala Philipose (CON) George & Alice Philips Peggy A. Pierce Molly Pieroni Dr. Sasikala Pillai (‘60) Drs. Lewis W. & Winifred E. Pinch William M. Poch Carolyn K. Pollock Leah Rhody Posadas Rev. John E. Post

Drs. Sandhya & Ernie Prabhakar (‘89) Dr. Mary Susheela Prasad (‘58-’59) Leonard & Linda Radionoff Puthucode Rajamani Drs. Sudhakar & Heather Rajamoney (‘89) Dr. Joseph Rajendran (‘52) Amy Rakoff Dr. Sundaram V. Ramanan (‘54) Dr. Peter* & Rose Randall Susan Rashid Richard Ravas Althuru & Sarada Reddy Dr. Nagarapu Reddy John & Janice Rhody Loretta Roberson Dr. Roland & Rev. Janice Richmond Patricia Robinson Rachel Goldman Robinson Dr. Lizbet Ronning Amy Rosen Mary Russell Dr. Velma & Rodney Rynearson Rev. William Sadler Rev. William Salmond Drs. Chandy & Shanti Samuel (‘54/’59-’60) Dr. Varughese P. Samuel (‘64) Janice Sandbank Charles S. & Elizabeth Sangree Dennis & Mary Saylor Scarsdale Community Baptist Church, Scarsdale, NY Carolyn K. Scavone James A. Scherer Barbara K. Schmitthenner Dorothy Schnaible Helen L. Schneider Chris Scudder Marjorie Scudder* Robert H. Scudder William Scudder Edwina A. Scudder-Youth Dr. Howard Searle Drs. Dawn & Mostafa Selim (‘54) Rev. Dr. Byron Shafer Tejal Shah Rev. Lloyd Shaw Richard & Virginia Shepler Gordon & Cynthia Sherman Dr. Elizabeth B. Shelly Ruth & Paul* Sherry Dr. Terry Shibuya Rev. Walter L. Sieck James Simmons Katherine Smith Christine Sperry Frances B. Sperry Rev George S. & Doris Spink Dianne & Doug Sprunger Deepika & Dr. Rajeev Srivastava Dr. Mark Steinhoff Laura Stellhorn Rev. Kamalesh & Esther Stephen John & Reiko Stevens Rev. Robert L. Stiles Rev. Jeffrey Stinehelfer Rev. John L. & Janet Strube Dr. Roscoe Stuber Dr. Mike M. & Joyce Sundar (‘61/CON) Dr. Mohan Sundareson Rene Supino

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Saramma Swamidoss Charlotte Swanson David & Peggy Swett The Estate of R. Katherine Taube Dr. Edwin & Margaret Tegenfeldt Rev. Albert E. & Mabel Teske Carol Tessman Dr. Vijay Thadani (PG) Carmen Thadepalli Dr. Vimala Thamburaj (‘66) Drs. Christie & Sarah Thomas (‘75) Kenneth J. Thomas Drs. Mariamma & John Thomas (‘52) Mary Thomas Mark W. Tibbetts, PhD David Tocke Valborg E. Tollefsrud, PhD Mini Tommy (CON) Richard G. & Pauline Topazian Drs. Shripad & Shubha Tuljapurkar Kathryn A. Tuma Ruth C. Uchtman United Church of Christ, Cleveland, OH Margaret & John Van Anrooy Byron & Anne Vandenberg Anna Varghese (CON) Dr. Robin Varghese Shiny Varghese (CON) Dr. Prathibha Varkey (‘91) Sindhu Varnan (CON) Sarojini Vasan (CON) Dr. E. Arun Venkatesan (‘85) Dr. Mangala Venkatesh (‘70) Kamesh Venugopal Ruby Victor (CON) Dr. Carl F. Von Essen Dr. May Louise Votaw Richard L. Vreeland Ewan & Pauline Walker Dr. Christine Wanke Dr. Honorine Ward (‘69) David & Janet Warren Webster Presbyterian Church, Webster, TX Carole Weisberg West End Presbyterian Church, New York, NY Milicent K. Wewerka Esther Wiebe Wiggin and Dana, LLP Claude William Vernon & Ann Williams Robert & Mary Willoughby Marie K. Wilson Dr. Carol Kasper Winet Donna M. Wolff Ruth M. Woodcock Clyde & Betsy Work Mary Yepsen Dr. Akhtar Yusufji (‘54) Rachel & Kunju Zachariah, PhD (CON)

*Deceased

2014 Donors (continued) MATCHING FUNDS AIG Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation The Pfizer Foundation Qualcomm IN MEMORIUM Augustine Aiyadurai Dorothy R. & Dr. Vick Williams Tom, Lucy, & Tommy Ansalone Philip Ansalone Rev. Otto & Martha Artopoeus Melissa Artopoeus Dr. Harvey R. Bauman Dr. Elizabeth B. Shelly Dr. E. Irene Boardman Rev. Boardman Kathan Drs. Paul & Margaret Brand Ethel & Roger Abbott Albert & Katherine Bauman Drs. Moir & Sarojini Budden Dr. John B. Carman Dr. Robert & Lucile Carman Dr. Robert A. Chase Conrad & Rachel Gratz Dr. Cadvan Griffiths, Jr Drs. Gandam & Saroja Jayakar Nesadoss Johnson Dr. Leela Krishnamurthy Dr. Butchi Paidipaty Dr. Patricia Brand Peters Vimala Philipose Drs. Sudhakar & Heather Rajamoney Dr. Peter* & Rose Randall Drs. Chandy & Shanti Samuel Drs. Mostafa & Dawn Selim Ruth C. & Paul* Sherry Douglas & Dianne Sprunger Valborg E. Tollefsrud, PhD Dr. Carl F. Von Essen Jack & Naomi Carman Dr. Bob & Lucile Carman Paul & Jim Carman Philip Ansalone Dr. Rose Chacko Rebecca Chacko Rev. Russell Comnick Helen Comnick Dr. A.S. Fenn Drs. Bobby & Joyce Thomas Drs. Josephine & Wiji Ratnathicam Dr. Surjit Hermon Dr. Manorama Sarma Hermon Jean D. Heym David Heym Dr. Carol E. Jameson Carol Banks Dr. Nelson & Alice John Dr. Eunice John Dr. Ezra Joseph David, Grace, and Mary Joseph Dr. Isaac Joseph Sanjay Cherian Dr. Y. P. Kapur Dr. Saroj Kapur The Rev. John B. Ketcham Kathryn Ketcham

Pauline King, PhD Rev. George S. Spink Steven Kolumban Barbara Schmitthenner Rev. & Mrs. Robert Theodou Koepke Dr. Ronald Koepke Mary Kuriyan Dr. Mercy Kuriyan Dr. Terrell Mays Gail Mays Mr. & Mrs. Albert E. Mertens Caroline M. Hass Bishop M. Elia Peter Dr. T. Robert & Gail A. Bullard Vadis E. Robshaw R. W. Haber Jacob Samuel Drs. Sajiv & Reena John Mrs. Sarojini Savarirayan Dr. Rajeev & Deepika Srivastava Clarisse Beggins Crane Scarry Kathryn Ketcham Dr. Ida B. Scudder Anonymous Esther Falk Robert Fish, DMD The Scudder Association Richard L. & Dianne Scudder Paul E. Sherry Ruth Sherry Dr. Sarah Souri Ahalya Alfred Dr. M. Therese Southgate Dr. Carol Kasper Winet Dr. Stanley I. Stuber Dr. Roscoe Stuber Dr. S.T. Sunaralay Dr. S. Bennett & Sally John Mr. & Mrs. Poykail Geevarughese Thomas Dr. Shalini Jacob Shav & Alyce Topazian Richard G. Topazian Dr. Cornelius Walter Mathew Chakalackal Prem Daliya Patricia Gass, PhD Eric & Kerri Goers Katherine D. Guenther Mark Jessop Drs. Margaret & Surendra Kumar Drs. K. Sarat Chandra & Alka Kuppachi Prasad & Sapna Palla Hermantha Parvatharaj William Poch Leah Rhody Posadas John & Janice Rhody Drs. Christie & Sarah Thomas Byron & Anne Vandenberg Dr. Honorine Ward Wiggin and Dana, LLP Claude William Kum. P. Leelavathi Dr. Butchi Paidipaty Dr. Molly Bhana Thomas Dr. Lotika Misra

Dr. W. Wells & Beth (Scudder) Thoms Nancy & Robert Block Dr. Norman & Anna Thoms Dr. Bennett Willeford, Sr Nancy Nickels *Deceased

IN HONOR OF WB Rogers Beasley & Marion G. Beasley WBR Beasley II Drs. Suranjan & Sara Bhattacharji Rev. Dr. Louis Knowles Rev. Robert L. S. Brown Richard & Virginia Shepler Bob & Lu Carman James & Alice Keighton Ellie & William MacDonald Bruce & Donna Carman Dr. John B. Carman Ellie & William MacDonald Dr. John & Ann Carman Ellie & William MacDonald Peter & Rev. Lynn Bodden Carman Raju & Alice Iyer Drs. Grace & Sushil Chandi Dorothy B. & Dr. Vick Williams Dr. “MP” Aleyamma & Dr. Bhakta Viziam Chetty Dr. Pramod Chetty Mr. & Mrs. Suman Choudhary Dr. Sarla & Daniel Gnanamuthu Dr. R. David Dr. Sunil Abraham David Ted & Helen Essebaggers Mary K. Morris Madelon Finkel, PhD Wendy & Paul Aglietti Jaime & Marta Cobham Herb & Barbara Cohen Ingrid Einstein Judith A. Ellison Drs. Charlotte Phillips & Oliver Fein Jason Foley Wendy Goldman Getzler Judith M. Glassman Donna & Cal Goldman Gilbert M. Goldman Jesse & Lauren Goldman Carol Hundert Patti & Rob Ivry Dr. Robert & Gail Kulak Eva Lefkowitz Linda Gerber & Michael Leit Joan Lubin Leslie Lubin Mark & Kerri Lubin Marvin & Arlene Lubin N. M. Morris Family Foundation Amy Rakoff Rachel Goldman Robinson Amy Rosen Janice Sandbank Ewan & Pauline Walker Dr. Honorine Ward Carole Weisberg My Family Rev. Robert L. S. Brown Charlotte Carman Foote* John D. & Patricia A. Foote

Cirace George Dr. Ravi K. George Richard Good Melissa Artopoeus Dr. Kristen E. Haber R.W. Haber Dr. Mary Jacob Dr. Vasantha Orocofsky Peggy A. Pierce Dr. G.S. Jayakar Dr. Katy Driver-Radhakrishnan Lee & Linda Pierce Knutson Lisa Harnisch Dr. Warner & Irene Kohlmeyer Arabella Juarez Ms. Kuruvilla Cicily Kanjira David & DeeDee MacDonald Ellie & William MacDonald Alan & Margaret MacFarlane Ellie & William MacDonald Dr. & Mrs. K.E. Mammen Dr. Richard Jesudass Dr. & Mrs. Mani M. Mani Dr. Thomas & Phyllis Ecton Susan Mathew Aby J. Mathew, PhD Dr. Thekkethalackal Kurian Mathew Manoj Kurian Mathew Drs. Arjun & Renu Mohandas First United Methodist Church, Luling, TX Peggy A. Pierce Naumann Missionary Family Dr. Miriam McCreary Kavita Noble’s 50th Birthday Drs. Jeyaseelan & Shanta Noble Dr. Carl C. & Ruth W. Rasche Ellen & John Pecoul Dr. C.P. Scudder, Jr Robert H. Scudder Dr. Gary E. Scudder The Scudder Association Paul* & Ruth Sherry Valborg E. Tollefsrud, PhD Lee & Jennifer Stinehelfer Rev. Jeffrey Stinehelfer Dr. Ed & Margaret Tegenfeldt Ellie & William MacDonald Dr. Haragopal Thadepalli Carmen Thadepalli Mary P. Thomas Dr. Shalini Jacob Dr. Norman & Anna Thoms Robert C. & Nancy Block Kathy Tuma Valborg E. Tollefsrud, PhD Dorothy & Dr. Vick Williams Thomas H. & Mary Locke Crofts Patricia L. Geadelmann Dr. P. Zachariah Dr. Kasturi Kumar-Bhatt *Deceased

This report includes gifts made during 2014 (January 1, 2014 - December 31, 2014) Every effort has been made for accuracy; If a name is listed in error, is missing, or is spelled incorrectly, we apologize. Please email us at Foundation@vellorecmc.org so that we can correct the error.

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The Power of Your Gifts

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ith each gift you make to CMC through the Foundation you advance CMC’s goals. In this special edition of Voices of Vellore we’ve tried to bring to life the many ways in which CMC depends upon the Foundation; and even more important, the pivotal role they hope we will play in CMC’s future growth.

Whether you give general support, critical to the existence of the Foundation, or targeted funding for programs that are important to you, every dollar serves CMC. With a small staff and low overhead we are committed to working with our fantastic board to provide maximum support to CMC.

PRESIDENT

MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION*

Katherine D. Guenther

Varkey K. Abraham, MD (’55) C.J. Alexander, MD BOARD OF DIRECTORS Saramma Alexander, MD (’60) Officers Rev. Ben Chan (American Baptist Church USA) Honorine Ward, MD (’69), Chair Bobby J. Cherayil, MD (’74) George Varughese, Vice Chair Susan Cherian, PhD (CON ’75) Prasad Palla, Treasurer Abraham Fenn Cheriyan, MD (’71) Madelon Finkel, PhD, Secretary Rev. Lisa Durkee Directors Anindya Dutta, MD (’75) S. Balasubramaniam, MD (’58-’59) Robert Fish, DMD (The Scudder Association) Lisa Beardsley-Hardy, PhD (General Rev. Y. Franklin Ishida (ELCA) Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists) Diane Jedlicka, PhD Jamshed Bharucha, PhD Cyrus Kapadia, MD (’59-’60) Niranjan Bose, PhD Shanta Kapadia, MD (’59-’60) Meredith Hawkins, MD Shanker Krishnamurthy, MD (’65) Sajiv John, MD (’78) Surendra Kumar, MD (’59-’60) Albert Johnson, MD (’61) Rev. BBC Kumar Emma Koshi Rev. Dr. Deenabandhu Manchala Rev. Canon George Kovoor (Global Ministries/UCC) Margaret Kumar, PhD (CON ’67) Susan Mathew (CON ’69) Anil Kuruvilla, MD (’82) Thomas Mathew, MD (AHS ’89) Ranjit Mathew, MD (’68) Krishen Mehta Bibhuti Mishra, MD (’71) Arjun Mohandas, MD (’86) Aparna Muralidharan Renu Mohandas, MD (’86) Raj Narayan, MD (’69) Tina Narayan, MD (’73) Philip Ninan, MD (’69) Jim Oehrig (American Leprosy Missions) Thomas Philips, PhD John J. Paul, PhD H. David Reines, MD Catherine Poornaselvan (CON) William Scudder (The Scudder Association) Puthucode N. Rajamani Mark Steinhoff, MD Rev. William Sadler Prathibha Varkey, MD (’95) Annie Samuel (CON ’77, ’83) Christine Wanke, MD Johnson Samuel Honorary Directors Rev. Elizabeth Senft Jane Srinivasan, MD (’59) Margaret Brand, MD (1919-2014) John Stevens, III Lucile Carman Ponna Thurairatnam, MD (’73) Robert Carman, MD Mark W. Tibbetts, PhD Mani Mani, MD (’55) Robin Varghese, MD Rebekah Mani (AHS) Nissi Varki, MD (’68) Anish Mathai Abraham Verghese, MD Edwina Scudder-Youth

Dorothy Williams never runs out of ways to support CMC. Here she is with Dr. Rita Isaac looking over plans for RUHSA’s new outpatient department – a project Dorothy has championed among many others!

Elise Youth, PhD Rex Zachariah * In addition to those listed, members of the Board are Corporation members

Institutional Members American Baptist Churches USA, Valley Forge, PA American Leprosy Missions, Greenville, SC Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Indianapolis, IN Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, Chicago, IL General Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists, Silver Spring, MD Presbyterian Church (USA), Louisville, KY Reformed Church in America, New York, NY The Scudder Association, Darien, CT Southern Baptist Convention, Richmond, VA United Church of Christ, Cleveland, OH United Methodist Church, New York, NY FOUNDATION STAFF Katherine D. Guenther, President Benjamin Ciesinski, Interim Office Administrator Deepika Srivastava, Office Assistant

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